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How many people are there on the earth?

According to statistics in recent years, there are about 8 billion people on the earth.

This number sounds surprising, especially when we go out to play on holidays. Looking around, there are people everywhere, and the earth is almost surrounded by human beings. However, if all the people on the earth are put together, the total area where 8 billion people stand together is only 158 square kilometers. In Europe, there is a small country called Liechtenstein. The total territorial area of this country is 160.5 square kilometers. In other words, such a small country can hold all the people on the earth.

After the industrial revolution, the population on the earth began to grow rapidly. 1850, the world population is 125 billion. 100 years later, by 1950, the world population has doubled, reaching 2.5 billion. Entering 2 1 century, the world population has reached 80 billion. Today, the world population is still growing rapidly, with about 360,000 people being born every day and about 6,543.8+0.5 million people dying every day. In a word, the population on the earth in the future will far exceed the current total population.

Characteristics of population distribution on the earth

1. The distribution of population growth in time and space is unbalanced: the time for doubling the population on the earth is shortening; The growth rate varies greatly between continents and countries.

2. Areas with concentrated population on the earth: mainly concentrated in the northern hemisphere and the eastern hemisphere, middle and low latitudes and coastal areas.

3. Population structure on the earth: The population is aging rapidly.

4. Population migration on the earth: large-scale population migration in modern times: European immigrants to America, Australia and New Zealand, African immigrants to America, and Asian immigrants.

5. Population problem on the earth: the population is growing too fast, and the population is over-urbanized in the process of urbanization.